May is here! For this month’s artist were going full dragon! Isvoc puts together amazing displays of these majestic beasts! A glorious (perhaps wind?)dragon and a cool waterdragon. What more do I need? The creatures are as amazing as the environments and those that read my books know I love to paint big scenery pictures … Read more
Those of you that have read my books will understand this month’s inspirational art very well. Kan Liu has a great dynamic skill and isn’t afraid to pull in elemental powers into his colour sketches. He also happens to be an Illustration art lead on Legends of RuneTerra at Riot Games. Anime shows like The … Read more
Iron Harvest has been on my to-be-played list for a while now. I’m an RTS fan (and (J)RPG and FPS… okay, simply put, I like gaming ;)) and I love the alternative historic setting with machines and urban life intertwining. So for this month, I wanted to highlight Jakub Rozalski (also known as Mr. Werewolf). … Read more
George Bennett draws amazingly detailed animals. Sabretooth, monstrous frog, pictures filled with imagination. My favorites among them being the dragons shown above. Wonderful compositions, and variations on the classic versions of these fantasy creatures. My only problem with Bennett’s work? There’s not enough of it out there yet! Check out his portfolio, or follow him … Read more
This book was a step out of my comfort zone. I’ve never really read any thrillers or murder mysteries, though I did often watch ‘Murder She Wrote’ with my mom when I was younger. The 7½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle (or 7 deaths if you live outside of the USA) has certainly got that same … Read more
Aaron Nakahara has been on my radar for quite some time already. His spit/speed paints have something wonderfully dark and his compositions never feel boring; no matter if it’s a static pose or full-on action move. There’s some pretty grotesque designs in his portfolio (which I can totally dig), but his sword-including art, especially his … Read more
When I grew up it was the era of the rise of the consoles. Nintendo changed the market and when Sega began the console war it changed many a living room. The last three decades television program choices have dramatically increased and with streaming like Netflix making things available at the touch of a button … Read more
